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She is the voice behind PeeBee in EA's Mass Effect: Andromeda. She is well known for her numerous audio book narrations (over 150), including the best selling Bosch/Ballard detective series by Michael Connelly, in which she voices Renee Ballard. Christine has performed in several acclaimed theater productions, notably as Clarice Starling in the ...
3 de mar. de 2016 · — -- It's been 25 years since Christine Lakin first stole our hearts as the tomboyish Alicia "Al" Lambert, on the 90's sitcom, "Step By Step." Lakin, now 37, landed the role of "Al" when she ...
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7 de mar. de 2024 · Stepping Back into the ’90s with Christine Lakin. Image credits: ABC/Courtney Lindberg. Many of us first knew Christine Lakin as an actor wearing a ball cap on ABC’s TGIF sitcom Step by Step, where she played the spunky Al Lambert. Her work ethic and talent translate to a rich, varied career in entertainment, from screen to stage.
25 de out. de 2022 · Christine Lakin won us over as the tough, but lovable, tomboy Al in ABC’s TGIF favorite “Step By Step.” If the sitcom were to ever make a comeback, Lakin says she would definitely be on board.
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Christine Helen Lakin (* 25. Januar 1979 in Dallas ) ist eine US-amerikanische Schauspielerin . Bekanntheit erlangte sie vor allem durch die Rolle der Alicia „Al“ Lambert in der Sitcom Eine starke Familie (Originaltitel: Step By Step ).
Christine Helen Lakin s-a nascut pe 25 ianuarie 1979 in Dallas, Texas, a crescut in Roswell, Georgia. A absolvit UCLA cu B.A. in Comunicatii. Este o actrita americana cunoscuta pentru rolul din comedia de la ABC/CBS “Step by Step” si din “Reefer Madness”. Si-a inceput cariera prima data aparand in reclame, inainte de a debuta ca actrita in drama “The Rose and the Jackal”. Filmul a ...
11 de mai. de 2018 · Two decades after “Step by Step” ended, Christine Lakin has nothing but love for her TV parents. Lakin, now 39, opened up to TODAY about what it was like playing adorable tomboy Al Lambert on ...
